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Wildwood Crest Chapter Partners with the Otters Swim Team for Beach Conservation

On October 6th, Love Blue Inc.'s Wildwood Crest Chapter teamed up with the Otters Swim Team, a vibrant group of young swimmers from the Otters Swim School of South Jersey, for a special beach cleanup and conservation event. These energetic and enthusiastic young ones took to the shore, learning about ocean conservation and their role as the next generation of guardians of our marine ecosystems.


At Love Blue, we believe that fostering a sense of responsibility and awareness in the younger generations is key to building a sustainable future. The Otters Swim Team embraced this mission wholeheartedly, engaging with Love Blue's hands-on approach to ocean stewardship. Through this partnership, the children learned the importance of protecting marine life and maintaining clean beaches, ensuring that their passion for swimming extends beyond the pool and into the well-being of our oceans.


The event reflected Love Blue’s larger vision of creating clean and sustainable communities, not only here in Wildwood Crest, NJ, but across the nation and eventually the world. From our roots here at Wildwood Crest, we’ve grown into a national movement, with chapters at colleges and universities all over the country, each setting the standard for environmental care and community leadership. The work we do with local groups like the Otters Swim Team plays a crucial role in passing down the torch to these future leaders.


Love Blue Wildwood Crest is excited to build on this momentum and is actively seeking more local groups, organizations, and businesses to join our movement. Through partnerships like this one, we aim to boost social responsibility and ensure that every community has a role in protecting our planet. We encourage all those passionate about the environment to join us in this mission, helping to expand the reach of our impact and create lasting change.


Together, with the energy of young people and the commitment of local communities, we can protect our oceans for generations to come!





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